"small export" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the exporting of goods or services in a limited scale. For example, "The business has experienced success in recent years due to its small export operations."
WASHINGTON — A fight over a small export credit agency is dividing Congress and holding up a popular bipartisan jobs bill.
Despite a small export boomlet, Ireland, meanwhile, has seen little sign of a recovery in domestic demand.
A fire at a shoe factory in Putian, a small export manufacturing city in Fujian Province, killed 37 people and injured more than a dozen.
In India, Whirlpool has catered to customers like Rupam Shekhar, a New Delhi housewife whose husband has a small export business selling bed linens and curtains.
The mining industry is central to efforts to convert Afghanistan from an extremely small export country into a larger, more sophisticated economy, capable of financing itself.
There is a small export of salted fish, animals, and crops (especially onions and chilies), and the outflow of labour to the island of Mauritius is fairly large.
Yet Britain's economic fortunes are pinned on small, export-oriented enterprises of this kind, often found in unlikely places.
Fears that Sweden, a small export-based economy, might suffer if it kept the krona were a strong pro-euro argument in 2003.
Emerging Asia looks cheerier, although the small export-led economies of Singapore and Hong Kong are shrinking, as are Malaysia and Thailand.
The trade unionist and economist said Bono would be doing the country a better service if he argued that Ireland should adopt the model of other equally small, export-driven countries such as Finland, Denmark and Belgium.
Small, export-oriented British businesses would end up doing the same.If Britain were to join the Norwegian club, though, it would remain bound by virtually all EU regulations, including the working-time directive and almost everything dreamed up in Brussels in future.
